Beautiful bird.

I really love this fruit

Implying that someone should go create a better narrative and return with it , as the one previously provided was of no use/did not make sense

I use the reference as an endearment

Is nuh "cat" is cyat. ah wah rass this bai

In vincy we call it Golyn/Golin as well we love cut off words

Leeward side of vincy its call malaba i found out it name plumrose when i went to live in town.So in vincy it got both names depends on location

Puh poy or pop poy is how we call it in vincy

In Antigua it's spelled "chupz"

This is NOT a use of the word I'm familiar with, or ever actually heard. AFAIK, it means an old piece of cloth used like a menstrual tampon: "bumbo" means a woman's private parts.

I live in Ohio but my mother and father are from Puerto Rico sometimes when they came back from visiting the family there they'd bring some back and omg they are sooooo good wish I could get some here

My gyal is so fine, but she feels low, and that mek mi vex mad

I see

tasty

rhymes with fall in

betta get mi bumboclaut money

ALSO REMEMBER.... ''MANY A TRUE WORD IS SPOKEN IN JEST''

Skunt

Boundbrook is an area just west of Port Antonio center. There are a few schools there at least: Boundbrook Infant, Boundbrook Primary, Port Antonio High, and Port Antonio Comprehensive High. People from that Port Antonio/Portland often use "Bungbrook school" as a substitute for any of the B badwuds.

That flag, in my original post, is not the flag for the U.S.V.I.. That is where I was referring to. Webmaster, please get our flag right. It has the spread eagle et al

Cho can mean a lot and loses in translation. 1.Really ? 2.no way. 3.Stop it. 4.Not Really. 5.Never.

yes people we do have agouti in my area country side they come out an eat all ripe plantain or bannanas they can get you have to chase them away we have them in my area that is the Bexon area.

yow look here man down here is rice and peas, rice dominate the dish

This is pomrose still have a tree in my uncles backyard grows from the seed yellow and sweet when ripe and can be grown in every tropical climate. We had so many trees some had to be cut down because they grow from fallen fruit seeds.

I don't know how it sting but to this day we still race them on our arm or our legs to see who wins the race. me, my nieces and nephews and all the little ones who dare to try, its fun so I don't know how it stings

What's sweet in goat mouth is bitter in it's behind.

Flambo or Flambeau in St Vincent And The Grenadines

I use to love when my grandmother made this .

Mama look one bobo de hash yo mouth ,him gwarn away

Ducana

In St Vincent And The Grenadines they are called Labelle

Back talk, Back chat To answer back or reply rudely with the intent of disrespect. Usually, when scolded, a child or teenager performs the action to an adult/parent/teacher when scolded. eg. "Yuh know that child go give me back talk when I was correcting she. She feel she big but I is de boss around here."

Bajans use rasshole thousands of times a day

i telling my american gyal to stop the mamaguying and she look at me like i crazy

Who have cocoa in the sun fraid rain

You can make a great smoothie. Just peel some mispels, ad milk, vanilla and ice. Delicious.

In the Turks and Caicos, we have it too, but we pronounce it as "emen" it took yearsss for me to realize it was almond, i don't like the imported ones but I can eat buckets of our local ones.

We call it christophene in Trinidad and Tobago also🇹🇹

Banna on St. CROIX USVI MEANS "BUTT/BUM/) DONT CONE SAYING THAT AS A GREETING

Pictures 1&3 is what we call bhagi picture 5 is dasheen Bush which you can use to make bhagi also. Picture 4 I cannot identify what it is. It look like comfry Bush to me. I live in UK and grow different types of bhagi so the 2nd picture resemble the flower of one type. The best is still the green bhagi.

fungi saltfish snd fat noting sweetsh dan dat if ya want it likkle bit sweeta slap some fungi pon dat

Popsicle

This is popular in Guyana too,we also refer to it as “bush cook”

love to play but now learning the game

My Trinidadian dad said this too!!

I look forward to learn more about cuyah was directed by kaya my best customer Ras Mikael “Look here”

Super delicious chenet

This was a excited, scary, risky but fun football game. The safe zone was like the horns of the altar in the bible. If you outran the other players chasing you, you would receive mercy if you were not kicked endlessly in the butt before you made it anyway. That is of course if another player managed to send the ball between your feet.. This game was every man for himself and not a chicken's game.

Me Nani duz call dem Primpilla

mudda conch bui